Robert Schumann: Fantasiestücke, Op.73, I. Zart Und Mit Ausdruck

Robert Schumann: Fantasiestücke, Op.73, II. Lebhaft, Leicht

Robert Schumann: Fantasiestücke, Op.73, III. Rasch Und Mit Feuer

Franz Schubert: Ständchen, D957

Herbert L.Clarke: The Bride Of The Waves

Claude Debussy: La Plus Que Lente, L. 121

Felix Mendelssohn: Auf Flügeln Des Gesanges, Op. 34

Henri Dutilleux: Choral, Cadenze Et Fugato

Johannes Brahms: Sapphische Ode, Op. 94

Volodymyr Runchak: Homo Ludens VI

‘Pavlo's performance is characterized by virtuosity and subtle lyricism, line perfection and strong bound with the figurative sphere of musical works.’ 
Oleksandr Klymenko,
Ukrainian writer, musician

Trombonist Pavlo Titiaiev is one of the most remarkable musical talents of his generation, winner of about 15 international awards and competitions such as: Golden Classical Music Awards (New York, USA), Lieksa International Trombone Competition (Finland), ITA Alto Trombone Competition (USA) and many others. In 2019 Pavlo makes his solo debut at Carnegie Hall and has repeatedly performed at concert halls of Ukraine, Poland, Finland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Germany, United States of America.


Pavlo Titiaiev was born in 1999 in Lutsk (Ukraine) into a family of professional musicians (mother plays cello, father plays piano and trombone). He started playing trombone at the age of 13. His first teacher is his father - Andrii Titiaiev. 
After one year of trombone playing, Pavlo becomes the III Prize winner of the 10th Classical Meridian Competition (Kyiv, 2014) and the diploma winner of Paweł Wałoszczyk Polish National Competition for Trombonists and Tubists (Bytom, 2014).
And next, in 2015, he becomes the prize winner of three prestigious competitions in Ukraine and Poland: 1st Kiev Competition of Brass Performers (Kyiv, I Prize), National competition "The New Names of Ukraine" (Kyiv), International Brass Competition (Wrocław, III Prize).  Also this year Pavlo has a debut in Lviv with the Collegium Musicum Orchestra (today - Ukrainian Festival Orchesra) conducted by Ivan Ostapovych. In 2016 musician again achieved considerable success, becoming a 1st Prize winner of National Brass Competition(Odessa), 1st Prize winner of 2nd Kiev Brass Competition, and 1st Prize winner of Pawel Wałoszczyk Polish National Competition for Trombonists and Tubists(Bytom).
 In 2016 Pavlo Titiaiev begins his studies at the Karol Szymanowski Music Academy in Katowice (Poland), where during 2016-2018 he studies in the class of Prof. Michał Mazurkiewicz. So, in 2017 becoming a finalist of the International Brass Competition in Gdansk (Poland) and a 2nd Prize winner of International Brass Competition in Brno (Czech Republic), Pavlo Titiaiev participates in International Trombone Association (ITA) competitions (California, USA) and becomes a winner of two competitions - the tenor trombone under 18 (Gilberto Gagliardi Trombone Competition) and the alto trombone under 25 (ITA Alto Trombone Competition).
 In 2018 Pavlo Titiaiev begins his studies at the Hannover University of Music, Drama and Media (Germany) in the class of Prof. Jonas Bylund. In 2019 Pavlo becomes a 1st Prize winner of the Robert Marsteller International Competition (Muncie, USA) and 2nd Prize winner (first prize was not awarded) of the International Trombone Competition in Lieksa (Finland), as well Pavlo becomes a winner of the Golden Classical Music Awards (New York, USA) and makes his solo debut at Carnegie Hall.


 As a soloist Pavlo Titiaiev collaborated with Aichi Chamber Orchestra (Japan), Collegium Musicum Orchestra (today - Ukrainian Festival Orchesra)(Lviv, Ukraine), Cantabile Chamber Orchestra (Lutsk, Ukraine), Symphony Orchestra of Gdańsk Music Academy(Poland), Chernivtsi Philharmonic Orchestra (Chernivtsi, Ukraine) and collaborated with conductors such as Yuri Nitta, Tovi Rivets, Yosyp Sozansky, Ivan Ostapovych and others.

In 2020 Pavlo releases his debut album 'Après un rêve’ with label ABC-Roxxon Records.

 In the repertoire of Pavlo Titiaiev are different genre and variety works not only for trombone, but also translations of works for other instruments: wind, strings, piano and vocals.

Pavlo Titiaiev

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